To Mrs. Lundrigan and her awesomeness.

And all the mormons.

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Hey! Look at that big
bad wolf over there!

See how his ears are
huge triangles? I do too!
Both of his ear triangles
are congruent, which
means they are exactly
the same.

WHOA! And that pizza
he's holding has side angle side
similarity, which means its two
sides are equal in length and the
angles present are also equal.

What are you doing with that pizza, Wolf?

I'm gonna knock down your house!
Ha ha ha!

*toss*

Nooooo!!

*splat*

Oh...

Nothing happened....

Ha! Nice try wolf! However my
house is very strong and also happens
to be of SSS similarity.

What's SSS similarity?

SSS similarity is when a triangle has two
corresponding sides with identical ratios.

Oh...well did my throw make a side of
an SSS triangle?

No, I think your throw showed a side of a triangle with ASA, or
angle-side-angle similarity, Wolf. That's when a triangle has two sides
that are congruent.

Oh...

Well, if I can't knock
the house down, then I'll just
huff, and I'll puff, and I'll...

DILATE YOUR
HOUSE DOWN!

What's a dilation?

It's a transformation that
enlarges or shrinks the
original image, but keeps
the same shape.

THBBBBT!

NOOOOOOOOOO!

NOT MY HOUSE!!

Yo man, you know
what's cool though?
You've remained
equidistant from that
house this whole time!

*sniffle*
What does
that mean?

It means you've
been the same
distance from it
this whole time!

NOW I'MMA STAB
YOUR HOUSE!

Hey, those knives are kind
of like altitudes, forming right
angles to the opposite side, and
meeting at a vertex. And where
all those knives intersect which
is represented by that muffin,
is called the orthocenter. Now
I'm just gonna toss it away, so
we don't have to see it anymore.

NOT MY HOUSE!!!

Lol your life
sucks bro.

Lol, good thing
I have this backup
house fully equipped
with complementary
angles, which means they
add up to 90 degrees. And
look at those vertical angles
on the roof. That means they
are right across from each
other.

Lmbo, you're an
idiot, wolfman.
BYE!

Wat.

Not so fast, Pig! I'm not leaving
until that house is on the ground!

Is that another piece
of pizza?

Ha ha ha!

It's not just any piece of
pizza, Pig! This pizza has a
bomb at it's incenter! That's the
center of the incircle of a triangle.

Wolf, no! We can work
something out! Come on, man
I'll give you this orange slice!
See, slice 1 and slice 2 are
adjacent angles! They have
a common side and a common
vertex!

Ha ha ha!

Or this chocolate bar? The first
piece and the last piece are like
alternate exterior angles! See,
they're two exterior angles on
opposite sides of the transversal!
Or the fourth piece and the fifth piece
are like alternate interior angles! They
are inside the first and last horizontal
line, which are like parallel lines, and
they're on opposite sides of the
transversal! Please Wolf!

Ha ha ha!

Or this grapefruit slice? Slice 1
and slice 3 are non-adjacent angles!
They're not next to each other!

Ha ha ha!

Or this watermelon slice? See, a
line run down the middle of this
slice would be an angle bisector!
The line would be equidistant
from the sides of the angle!